Vet Times articles

Louise Allen describes the stray animal problem in Greece, and the work of the Halkida … more

THERE have been one or two times during my life when I have felt an … more

Nashwa A Elsaied and Hany M Elsheikha describe the parasite’s significant economic impact on farmed … more

Roger Evans extols the benefits of cleanliness, does basic mathematics and dispenses some “sand” advice … more

It is a busy time for BEVA, write Fran Henson and Sarah Beardall. Along with … more

Peter Edmondson extols New Zealand’s positive attitude to dairy farming, animal health and herd management … more

THERE is a downside to the long lead time for these articles that affects predictions … more

Nicky Paull explains why she believes a veterinary trade union is unnecessary and, while acknowledging … more

Lesa Longley reviews the eclectic mixture of presentations at the British and Irish Association of … more

ANYONE for tennis? The silly season has arrived. As I write, it is imminent but … more

Sue Paterson compares canine and equine atopic dermatitis, and discusses specific skin reactions, allergy testing, … more

Hany M Elsheikha concludes his two-part article on ticks and tick-borne diseases, and explains how … more

David Bardell highlights various methodologies that can be applied to the treatment of pain, from … more

Health improvement and subsequent cost savings are goals of a sheep lameness reduction protocol being … more

Jenny Walton and Wendy Barnett explain why canine blood typing is important for UK transfusion medicine, and that a reliance on one particular type is not good in the long run.

Mike Burke travelled to Africa to see how this Irish charity has helped improve the … more

Catherine F Le Bar discusses conservative treatment, the use of immunomodulatory drugs and the role … more

DURING the dark days of my end-of-year philosophy exams, I stumbled across a pleasurably subversive … more